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DIED.

RYAN. ON wednesday, January 20 1857,
John Ryan, aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence Of his nephew,
j. g. Ryan, 1879 L street northwest ut u m,
ON Saturday Jan 20, 1850 Mass NJ lmmacu
late Conception Clurch az 10 o'clock. Friends
respectfully invited 10 attcnd.
HENDRYN ON January e., 1sS,, Mrs. Pau
line llendryX, aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, Gen.
cIal j. a. williamson, l3i! Connecticut ave
nue., saturday, January 2D, at UlOCS.
Friends are invited 10 attend,
BONNEY. january ~, 1851 at y. m,
Mary Z. Bunney, widow OF the late Elias W,
Bumcy OF Baltimore.
Funeral services at No 1874 Thirteenth
street northwest, ON Saturday nj 0;l5 a, M
lturmCut at GrecnmOuut Cemetery, Bultl-
more,
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The daas Company wins.

In the case of the District of Columbia
against the Washington Gasllght Company,
to recover 500 for failure to furnish gas llp
to the standard required by law, the jury in
the Circuit Court to-day returned verdict
for the defendant, the latter showing that
the test was not applied at the time re.
QulTCl by the law,
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The wonderful cure by salvation on OF
Mr. VI. s, Culp, 22J George street, Bllti-
more, Mo-, who was for many years so
proslrated with rheumatism as to be entirely
helpless, has awakened widespread interest
In lhls remClY. Il costs only . cents.
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Gedney House, New Yorrs.

Broadway and doth St, opposite Metro
polItan Opera-llouse and Casino. Hotel
entirely new. Desirable for business men
or families. European Plan. Rooms 81
per day, upwards. Excellent Restaurant,
GEN. DAN. MACAULEY ~ w. .. BOWERS.
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SEE the Jcromes at Kernan's.
nAIderncy Dairy Iyngons., :,

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! ID. "Wardn
Prints, i, qye' per 10. Also cottage eneesei
Cream, l5c. per pit.
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The Walker ('nse,

District Attorney Worthington, on behalf
Of the Government, this morning began
summing up In the case of George N.
Walker, on trial in the Criminal Court on
the charge of murder In killing John e.
Miller. lie spoke all day, and had not con
cluded when this report closed. IL was
thought that the case would reach the jury
about ! o'clock.
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Another Case Against DonncIIy.

James d. Donnelly of Fourteenth and
streets, who has had more trouble securing
bar-room license than all other barkeepers
in tie city combined, was taxed another
SlOj by Judge Smell to-day, An appeal
was noted.
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Al Il. a d. Sfnfinn.

From Baltimorc-l2:2O, $50 $40, $50, 150, 1895
and lll5 a M; i:jO, Sunday 3.l5 p. M.
$40 1880, 5I0, 5;!i, G:jj, S, 8I5 and 10 y. N.
From AnnaIOlis-s.30 a. m. (Sunday 1875 a.
IN, and 6:3j p. my, l:tO and i:35 p. m.
From FrcdcriCk-Ss!l q. M, $3.50 and S:l1 D. N.
From llarper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$50 u. m, and $50 D. m.
From Gaithersburc-S.l $50, lilo, q. ~; 1:JJ,
f:lb $50 and s:l7 y. IN.
From llagcrstown-g:j3 u. m. and $50 and
S:l1 y. m.
From Chicago and Pittsburg-Ts20 u. N. and
GEO y. IN.
From New Orleans-ii:2i y. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$50 a. m. and i:l5 u. M.
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Red, brown or auburn hair is pretty on q
pretty girl but chestnut hair, neverl No
young lady would like to be spoken Of as
chestnut belle.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Petroleum.,

Petroleum.
B. K. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations:
Closed yesterday, 1Ol; opened to-day, 7Ot;
highest, IOs; lowest, COZ; S:l5 p. M, 'Ot.
New York stock Market.
The following nave been furnished by
Lewis & Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh street
northwest:
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MEDICAL.
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can lie Cured
by Administering Dr. Haincs'
Golden SnnNIiin.

Can he given In a cup Of coffee or tea with
out the knowluC cc ui tie person taking 1t. IL
manent and speedy cure, whether the patient
Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
II has been given in thousands ol eases, aud
IN every instance Il perfect cure has followed
II never fails. lhe system once impge--
mated with the Specific Il becomes 40 utter
impuss ibility for The liquor appetite tu exist.
For sale by : Ware, under Ebbitt House;
II. X. llclphcnstinu, Fourteenth street AMI
Vermont avenue, Washington
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washington stock Exchange.

The following were the quotations on the
regular call at the Stock Exchange to-day,
as reported by Crane, Paris & Co., 1874 f
street northwest. All quotations issued
by this Exchange are for securities to the
amount OF 81, 900 or 100 shares OF stock,
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NAME. o, . 40 NAME.

Chicago Markets..
The following summary is by B. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and 7
streets:
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The first lesson In craftsmanship learned
by the American youth is to get rid Of his
surplus Life.
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SO the KnocI,ahouts At Kernan,..
The Washington critic., 1887-01-28

The ladies of the Louisiana Senator'S
are among the popular members of
fashionable life at the Capital, says the
Philadelphia Times, Mrs. Gibson was
Mis- Mary Montgomery, whose mother
was famous Creole beauty of the
Crescent City Her father, II. w,
Montgomery, was an old time mer.
chant of New Orleans, and president
of the Canal Bank. Mrs Gibson was
educated at Heidelberg and Paris and
speaks German and French tluently,
Mrs, Eustis, the wife of the senior
Senator, was Miss Ellen BuelSner of
the celebrated Kentucky family of that
name. Her daughter, Miss Marie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

Andrew Jaokson's answer to John @
Calhoun aud the South Carolina Nulllliers
was, ''you mnst oley the laws or, by the
Eternal, You shall suflvr as traitors, and
1t is stated on good authority that be At
forwards regretted that be had not hung
Calhoun. Grover Clsyelsnd's answer to
40 invitation to attend the unyeiling OF .
statue 10 John O. Calhoun 1T Charleston;
Il believe il would be well il all he did
aud even all be believed aud taught, aud
ali bis SEPARATIONS for the welfare and pros
perity OF our republic were better known
aud understood II this we're so, much
would be found to enliebten aud encour
age those charged With public duty, aud
much 10 stimulate patriotic enthusiasm
jackson VAS patriot. Cleveland u rely
ius upon the solid South for second tern.
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HeIp! Help!

Hops, Burgundy Pitch and Gums COM
bined make the famous Hop Plaster, best
and strongest plaster ever known. Multi.
tudes say so.
United States Marshal Robinson has re-.
moved the general office from Burlington,
and his headquarters will hereafter be at
Bennington.
Albert Heath, employed In The Welch
Bros. saw mill at Groton, slipped and fell
upon circular saw and was nearly cut in
tive, being instantly killed.
scores EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver OH with Hypophosphitss.
For Children and Pulmoany Troubles.
DIR. W. s. Hoy, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
says: II have made thorough test with
SCOTS Emulsion in Pulmonary Troubles
and General. Debility, and have been IS
tonshed at the good results; for children
with Ricketts, or Marasmns it is uneqnslled.
Thomas HalIahan. nigmsn at the Chess
hire railroad crossing at Bellows Falls,
was instantly killed Wednesday morning
while trying to save team from being
struck by freight train. The team was
struck, throwing the train from the track
against the Cheshire bridge. The horse
and driver escaped injury.
Mrs. A. L. Walker has gone to Wash
ington to spend few days with her hus-
band, Commissioner Walker.
The total tax voted this year at Rutland
village, town and school meetings was 173
cents on dollar Of the grand list against
1l5 cents voted last year.
The BREATH OF chronic catarrh patient
is often SO offensive that be cannot 20 into
society and becomes M object OF disgust.
After a time liberation sets In, the spongy
bones are attacked. and frequently, en-
t,rely destroyed. A constant source OF
is the dripping Of the purulent
secretions into the throat sometimes pro-
duciDg iuveterste bronchitis. which in its
turn has becu the exciting cause OF pull
disease. Tie brilliant results
which have attended its use for years past
desieuate Ely's Cream Balm as
by far the best il not the only real cure
for bay fever, rose cold and catsrrh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

Aad charged aisgopallr up The lillthroush
the rocks 10 the opening IN tie sione usa
90 The ives. aide Of The plateau Just 81
thm time Gen. FArnsworth. Of The bead Of
the squadron commanded by Mslor Wells
gnov Gen Wells OF Burliogtoul was dash
ins through the rocky slope below the
plateau. They fled inio the field after
Parsons squadron and there attempted to
form = line aud charge Col. Oates left
wing then become bis right at the sp
prosch to the Devils Den, bat they were
subjected 10 such murderous FIRE il VAS
impossible. Capt Parsons fell dangerous
~ wounded. Lieut. Z. G. j. Cheney bad
been sbot through his body. Sergeant
George Duncan was killed. some saddle
was emp,led almost every half minute.
and when Gen Farnsworth fell dead and
the hopeles.ness OF forcing the Conieder
stes from their sheltered positions Was
apparent Major Wells ordered . retreat
and thus brought away remnant Of his
command. II is probably sale to say that
cavalry we're never before forced into a
rougher aud hotter place, and on that
fatal plstesu. where they we're subjected
10 the coDyerging fire Of both the Fourth
and Fifteeuth Alabama. monument wili
be reand to tell the proud story Of their
heroic but unsuccessful attempt TO the
hundreds OF thousands who will for years
aud probably for ceniurips visit aud study
this famous field The Memorial sssocia
tion voted TO acquire the isud aud con
strnct mn avenue near the spot soon n
the condition OF their treasury will permi'.
The commission. after thoroughly IN
speetiug thu battle ground aud consider
ing the snm OF money appropriated, voted
TO have one common monuaient st the
place where the second brigade fought. |
which is generally regarded as the most
central and most visited place on the field
and that upon its sides should be inscrib
ed what that brigade did, upon another
where the Old brigade was aud what it
did, upon another the position and work
OF the cavalry. and npon another the po-
sition and service OF the shafpshooters.
Then IL was voted to erect monuments
where the Old Brigade, the cavalry and
the sharpshooters were, which. though
less conspicuous and expensive, will still
be as creditable as possible, Various
were appointed to definitely fix
the locations. and the governor was au
thorized to appointa committee on designs
and estimates, which shall consist Of him
self, OF one member from each brigade,
one from the cavalry. one from the sharp
shooters and two other members.
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The last legislature appropriated The
sum Of 81, 500 Tor the purpose Of purchas-
ing suitable monuments Tor the battle
field OF Gettysburg. aud The additional
sun Of $4,000 TO cover lhe expense oil
locating sud fr,eiinR snch monum' nts.
To carr, oai ,hr pio,isions OF the set tie
0o,eur,r appointed commission to To-
cate aud decide upoo the character OF such
mouuusebtr. aud last week this counts
mission accompanied by several old
officer. aud soldiers who took part in the
battle visited Gfatysburs aud peio,n ed
their part, a. contemplated by the act,
Col Albert Clarke. editor OF the Rutland
Herald snd a member Of the Tbirleenih
regiment. which was engaged in tie bate,
accompanied the commission, and We copy
from the He5uld portion Of Col. Clsfter
sccouu, OF The part the Vermont tr'ois
hsi IN the great BATH:
without awaiting here to examine the
monuments erected by Massachusetts,,
Penn.yivsnia, New Jersey. Delaware and
Connecticut regiments Al the spo, ~heIe
the tide Of rebellion reached high water
mart. the party FASTENED on a few rods
further. where
sIAssABps VEIN Nj BRIGADE
performed it, master stroke OF mspeuver
aud vsior on tae ihifd day Blu, beio e
reaching hi, lhrT crossed the track II
ave cnmpaairs u ihe rhir,eeuth yerm mt.
which. jast b fire light the day before,
lelt the space be' srra Meai's heaiqasr.
tiers ani Cemssefy Hill, ieployed 10 tie
VET, and dashed down into the valley q
Death nader aithering Dire VI n,usle'ry
sad rrcap,ured ianr guns Of Batter, G..
Tinh L 5 Regulars, which had been
Abandoned becanse % gs horses aud tso
,Lirls Of lie men belag slaiu a frs minutes
before under the imptluous assaal, ~ tie
rebel general Mtish, jas, as they start
I'd on iiiis charge. on the crest Of the
ridge. CD Rsnaslis horse sss shot. hu,
the riitf etificsiFd hlinseii ifpm TIE sad
die snd rae aBd overlook bis liae aud ass
soon 10 itout 81 hss eolors, leading BIS
aa,fiei bat gallant nea agaiusi force
that hss beco generally es,imsied ~ three
tirnes their can. Confederate officers have
slacs elpiaiaoi thai they supposed ibai
iae ehsrssss rolamn vas supported. add
indeed il ~oalA have been IN case Of ucsd.
ior the fsnftsenih Nefm~ut vas 10 po-
sliioB
they drew tue guns bach up The geaile
slope amid the cheers OF ten ihosssnd nen
sni having surned them over 10 the snr-
vivor. 81 the bsiiefy, they re formed their
lice AID sgaia charged through Tie valley
and sioag soaihHArdls ihroash The Gel |
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The Vernon, Supreme Court 10 an opin'
ion by Judge Powers iust made public
has decided ths, boyeotting is punishable
under the lava OF this state. The charge
under which the respondents were tried.
ga that OF conspiracy. They were
charged With Lindering aud preventing
the Ryesate Granite works from taking 10
their employ sundry workmen by re
presenting to them that the shops OF said
company we're "scab shops" and Il 81
employees therein were ''scsbs, and would
he stunned and avoided by reputable
workmen. Who would net associate With
them, and that their names would be
published 10 the 'scab list OF the Gran
tie Caters journal, by means OF all which
the prosecution Of the business OF the
Granite works was impeded and hindered
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BEN FISH

BEN Fish. registered. got by Ben Franklin
Register No. 7sS record 1.z9. sired by Daniel
Lambert, By Ethan Alec. by Black Hawk.
Dam Of Ben Frank IN. Blsek Kate, ly Addison,
by II Ne Black Hawk. Dam OF Addison BY
Apdrus Hsmbleionssn. by Judson Hsmbleso
man, BY Bishop. Hambistonian. by imported
Messenger.
Dam Of BKx fIss the tro ting mare, Lad,
Csof, BY Billy COX, he BY Ethan Alien, b.
Black Hssk. Dam of billy Cook by Vernon
hsmbletorisn, BY HARMS HambIetouisn. By
Bishsps Hsnllstonisn. Dam of Lady Cook BY
Andrus Hsmbles oman. BY Judso1's Lsmbleio-
ri.n. BY Bishops Hsmbletonisn.
This horss viii stand 1T the siabls Of the
ssbs until Msy 10. After that dale be vii
,tand At d Brcmisys Pswiet, Mondays: a.
George Bstsrs Dofsrt Ta.sds,si At Colburs
fouss stables Manchester Center, Ws6lesdsss
and ThursdAys, ~ George Bakers Fridays and
ss u. bsomle,'s Saturdays.
Terms, 80 Va uArfant.
have s'so the stallion Cold Coin sired b,
Ben Frsnk hn, dan Back Hawk nsye. Bald
stallion - toHr years old and beauty He vii
siAid II my stable I'll tbs season. Isrms ".
LEONARD fIeH.
lu. W. April n, 1877.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

IL has been ~ long sinee the pfesidtn-
tisi election Of 1884 that the democracy
Lav. worked themselves into The belief
tbs, Cle,elauds election was the result OF
: tremendous popular uprising. Blaine .
vote Was 1851 gsi. sud Cieyelsnds 4,
s7a. $50, giving Cleveland the lead by
Only %, COS, according to the figures the
Southern returning boards were gracious
enough TO sllow. Having got 10 by this
"nsrrow squeak, the administration hiss
been certifying since for the party to bold
its position for time to come and 1T hes
10 AIDE mess OF H.
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THURSDAY. AFbf "a ,ss-
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see1 he valley and LEEststbnfg fosd
soysfds Tie poiea peach orchard Halt
ins ne.r Peter Rogers suall vhi,ewHshe3
bouse. Wide ca G. veot forward frsi 10
sbs sii ssd then 10 The right 10 efplore
Tho Esld. The lice snaestas from arlns
.Aich il .s soon discovered came iron
HE house The honse Vas quiekl, sur-
rounded and s. prisoners cspisrsd. IL
.s thea nearly DARK, the heli ~as very
smoky. sna the enemy bsd svldenily been
driven into the woods quarter Of = miie
swsy, 20 .hcse companies returned 10 The
lipe Of battle sBd took up The position
which they In connection with others held
20 ssllsnily The neHi day.
As nearly ~ the memory Of the writer
'erres 10 recall them, these i've companies
scfe. 10 Tho order from right 10 left, A.
follows. A. Capt John Locrcgsn. now OF
Liseoln. the company being IrishmeD
from Ruiisnd and Burlington; q. First
IArut Alhsr, Clarke, now 81 Rltland. the
COMPANY bring from Frsnklin conutY, J.,
srroni Lieut.. car.ltr ~ sosrles, uos Of
N,si B,isshuc. the company b. ias iron
Moai. li.r ard sieiaiit; G, Capt. Lows
1. CJbara. ,,,~ u Chicago, tie company
b ias irlm Es.t Montpelier: Al. Capt. o
u MiIrt u WhiisheiJ Each company
.utelnri ~o,Ie ies. 10 ,bese "asues, bni not
~ n,neh - niFht have leer expected
After h,rf 81 iespsi "a iiieb ia the
,1ra Iv~. - 80 NJ ,,n tnose abo So lin
,npfurrd - g., 'ra sfose an,i iirrd at
Nslpr Boyotll i,om tie resi-. oalrosiy
lli.siBs bin Tene lnep Of o.. g. turned
bacA 10 baynie, tur misercsut hat Major
Boy nton saved ris liir add tok hiu, ptis
oaef. wh~n the eompanie- retDrurd Is
the line, Pea -, wants soi.ii-r eAii'h ont
10 know hatttoops ihfs sria thf bfns
vrra not ashamed 90 snssrr "V.rmoui.
shetcapon IN II iDt,rnga'ar raised a
great laugh by saying. "Wsil, | thought
you must have been green, or you new
er'd gone IN there !"
Bat h., Us return to our visiting party |
Having passed tins spot and descended
the gebtle slope snuthwerd TO tue spot
marked as the place where Hancock fell
wounded the officers OF the 18th. liih and
18th had no difficulty in determining with
ate accuracy where their liue was
The right Of the 18Th was near a black
walnut tree, which still stands there,
though many OF its branches were broken
by shells aud hundreds Of bullets we're
i'm b sdded 10 1t. The left was near copse
OF trees and uniefgrowtb. and within
few feet Of where both Hancock and Stan
nsrd we're wounded little later At the
left OF the 18th, the line Of the l4,h, (Col.
Nichols OF Ru,lsnd) stretched down across
a piece Of spriugy ground and along the
western slope OF the low ridge, so that, as
The men lay fiat upon their faces, their
feet were little higher than their heads
The l2th add 18th. 1t will be remem bered,
bad been sent to the rear to guard the
ammunition and supply wagons The 10th
Col Veuzey) had been on the skirmish
Iine oil the night before and all that day
until driven in by Pickett's charge. When
they rallied on the reserve, they took po-
sition at the left Of the 18th, bnt soon left
i a. we shall see further on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

fbs ssliunHl rucsnl mesi g the Grand
Ata, ,risfaus i ~ w b,ld NJ ~ Louis ia
n ~. ut.f. snd nssr $40, 600 has beer >.
isf snbseiib.4i tYe "a deirayiug the *
psns.s Il tie cpi, itsipmsut Tits Of iisrii
IL : large sum has 500 600 is aimed al,
sad u il said lhsi li.ts sm0unt viii br 90
i.issd sitLuat i flleults. TIE peoPle o.
b. Louis arc ptvpsritg for The largest 90
srub isse 4 tie eoidirp u the late var
tb.i lave es'hsr,d i,g'lhef since, and The
iudicslioes az thai M,y are not 10 be DIT
appointed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

u h clsiaed % pretty seod Demo
.rape suiborliy tia, cisseisad has made
% lis Mid st 70 fun ior Pfesi5sni
sssa. asd cqusliy good psmocrtiie sa-
liberty ss,t that hs has come 20 90 decision
on the qasni0n Hiss euurss 10 msiiBs
sptsuininstts wtnld inliosle thsI be !
uaslits tins. rr,tiy solid ief higseii az.
tLstv 10 ~ doela 10; be all IL csadl
date II b. ,liLks b. cen h. ehuitd H.
snnlI oct cane 10 tan sitb strong prot
shility IL bsiUg i.eslsp
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why .oaiA u Dr' 4. r.as ,l.. N,
the te'iis"h seGrmeei non tntsslepeis
70 pa' az i1s' mosey 300 iEte sis-
ese tseapI ai ard IL cher rBornmeais
sFs a"s'r ole. trust 10 islafe legislature
70 srT .ppsisie ihe necessary mossg. The
WI - snm Is nui large epoagh 10 tafnish
sseh monswsai a. the ''boys" esserss.
bot Il sill srrgHpiisb mere than 70 divide
u 80.
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HILL."

The popular New York L. dies. Hat for Spring
and Summer A fn.l lise In various b-aids and
styles OF trimming vaious trices. unnsusIy
becoming an highly commented. Every J ady
should see II before basing her fpring or Sum
mer Hat
Also many other popular styles Of hats and
Bonneis. 4 good assortment Of Tips, Planes
Flowers, Ribbsns. Lsces. and Spring and enm-
mer Millinery generally. All dirsc, from Mes
York. This in,ures The latest siyles ard the
lowest piices.
Mns. J. A. WRIGHT.
Ma
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9h.Mautbtsitr 9or.patI

D \. siAosS' s2rae'or-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK. April PSI a. m.-There was
quiet and steady opening to the stock market
this morning, first prices showing insignificant
changes only from last evenings hnal hgures
The market was quite irregular in the early DEAL
ings, though the movement in prices was small
either way, except in few stocks. Later the
market showed more decided strength, accom-
panied by increased activity. Toward IL o'clock,
however prices again yielded, and the early gains
in most cases were lost. At IL o'clock the mar.
ket was qaiet and generally heavy. Money easy
at IL.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Va IS consolidated
50; 10-40s 43; new IS 661s; psst-due cou-
pons &c bid to-day.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April %. 1887
There is an improved demand for Flour, and
prices are well sustained The Wheat markets
are irregular, but with hardening tendency
sweet sound milling lots for prompt delivery
may be quoted about lie higher, while ordinary
samples and futures only a fraction stronger.
Corn is firm. Rye and Oats arc steady. Produce
is fairly active at decline with more liberal re-
ceipts The run Of fish is unusually light for the
season, and figures without quotable change
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
1o?s. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-soqthern
higher; red 93a96; amber 96a9S; Western lower
No . winter red spot 92s921s; May 92s924. ;
June 921sa92asi July o11aa9l7s, Corn-south-
ern steady and quiet white and yellow 49a49 ;
Western lower; mixed spot 4612 bid May 4612a
46a. June 4713a471a. Oats firm Southern and
Pennsylvania 34a3S; Western white 36a3S do
mixed 34a35l1. Rye steady at 5Sa6O. Provis-
ions quiet and steady. Coffee higher; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair 16asa17. Whiskey quiet at
81 23al "a. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 29-1O:3O a. m.-The specula-
tive offerings of Wheat continued to be very large
again today Free selling marked the opening
on Change. The starting price for May delivery
was s19s, or sc lower than last night The price
dropped to S1ss, and is now steady at 81 II, with
June at 82ai. HAY Corn has declined to 31%t.
May Oats 27t,. May Lard is Sc 50.
New YORK, April 29.-Cotton firm; uplands
1O2s Orleans 10 1916; futures steady. Flour
quiet and steady Wheat lower. Corn lower.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

SENT Os-James and John Little, the
two young housebreakers, who We're arrest
ed in Washington last week, and their
mother, were yesterday held for the grand
lry in that city. 1t will be remembered
That some Of the jewelry which was stolen
% hose Toys in Washington was recovered
10 this oitr.